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What DAW does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said Logic is his sequencer, with Waves and UAD plugins, an Apogee Symphony I/O and a Mac Pro at the heart of his studio. He has said he monitors on Focal SM11 and Genelec 8020 speakers, and that he DJs on Pioneer CDJ-2000s, a DJM-800 and Sennheiser HD-25 headphones.

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What DAW does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said Logic is his sequencer, running a bunch of plugins from Waves and UAD, in both his Melbourne and Los Angeles studios.

What plugins does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said he works with a bunch of soft synths and plugins, naming Waves and UAD.

What studio monitors does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said he relies on Focal SM11 speakers for main monitoring, small Genelec 8020s for reference and a second-hand pair of Yamaha NS10s for a classic reference sound.

What audio interface does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said an Apogee Symphony I/O with 16 inputs and 16 outputs is the heart of his Los Angeles studio, and that he takes the small Apogee ONE on tour.

What headphones does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said his headphones are Sennheiser HD-25s.

What DJ gear does Dirty South use?

Dirty South has said his club setup is three or four Pioneer CDJ-2000s with a Pioneer DJM-800 mixer, playing music from SD cards.

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Dirty South is Dragan Roganovic, the Serbian-born, Melbourne-raised DJ and producer known for progressive house. This guide covers the studio and club setup he described to Apogee while building his Los Angeles studio.

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